If Trump didn't discuss his opposition to the Russian investigation with Sessions it would've been easy for Sessions to just say so.
It's time for Congress to hold administration officials who refuse to answer questions without citing executive privilege in contempt.
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Trump is calling Congress's bluff, assuming that it won't hold anyone in contempt, sparing him the cost of claiming executive privilege.
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If Mr. Trump claims that privilege, it should be challenged as a likely effort to protect potentially illegal activities.
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If Attorney General Sessions cannot cite any legal basis for not answering questions from a Senate investigation, then he should step down.
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This is a fast erosion of the rule of law.
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They'd hold us in contempt if the average American refused to answer in court???
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